Sentence examples for walk continuously from inspiring English sources

The study nurse trained the patients in the test procedure, and instructed them to conduct the 6MWTs on their own in their outdoors environment using a flat walking path that would allow them to walk continuously for six minutes without interruption.

I remember during the late afternoon and early evening when my son was a newborn – a period of the day some people call "the witching hour" but I like to call the "asshole hour" – the only way to get him to stop screaming was to wrap him up in a sling attached to me, and walk continuously.

Even with its unusual shape, the standout feature of the library, at 1000 Fourth Avenue, (206) 386-4100, www.spl.org, may well be the Books Spiral, a gentle ramp that winds through four floors spanning the entire Dewey Decimal System and allowing a visitor to walk continuously from one subject area to another.

In the presence of miR-21, DNA walkers are activated to walk continuously along DNA tracks, resulting in conformational changes as well as considerable increases of the signal ratio produced by target-respond and target-independent reporters.

Indeed, it is still possible to walk continuously through mega-diverse forest from southern Peru to southern Venezuela a distance of ∼2,000 kilometers without crossing a single road.

Animals were not required to walk continuously throughout a trial; if the animal stopped mid-trial, the data before and after the halt were still analyzed.

If walked continuously and at a reasonable pace, the entire course takes 60 to 90 minutes to complete.

More new research, carried out by the Centre for Market and Public Organisation at Bristol University, found that nearly one in 10 adults in England had not walked continuously for five minutes in the past four weeks, while 46% had not walked for leisure for 30 minutes continuously over the same period.

The loners exhibited hyperactivity, walking continuously without rest.

During each trial (average duration 315.6 ± 11.4 seconds), participants walked continuously while electrical stimulation was delivered to one of the five stimulation sites.

Thirteen people with PD (70 ± 11 years) and nineteen age-matched controls (70 ± 7 years) walked continuously for two minutes while wearing three inertial sensors located on their lower back (L5), shoulder level (C7), and head.